How do you become an army Cadet?

How to Join Army Cadet College: Eligibility

1. Age limit- 20-27 years.
2. 02 years experience of service.
3. You shoul havedone 10+2 OR equivalent from a recognized institute.
4. Both married and unmarried soldiers can apply.

When can you join cadets?

Cadets typically range in age from 12 to 18 years old. Adult Volunteers typically range from 18 to 65 years old.

Is phone allowed in army cadet college?

“Cadets have been allowed mobiles for the first time. They cannot carry phones to class but can have their fill during free periods,” Lt Gen R S Sujlana, IMA commandant, told Hindustan Times.

Should I join the Army at 16?

If you join at 16 (Junior entry): You’re more likely to be injured while training and have to leave. You’re less likely to be promoted through the ranks (so you’re less likely to get pay rises in the long run). The army can be rough if you’re the youngest in your unit.

Can I join cadets at 17?

Joining at 17 is a tad late to the “game” with the Cadet Forces, especially the Army Cadets. They have a max age of 18 so you’ll only get a year out of them. The Air Cadets keeps people on until 20 though (for now…)!

Is Sunday holiday in IMA?

The visitors are allowed to visit only on Sunday/Holiday from 0900 to 1800 hours during summers and 0900 to 1700 hours during winters. No accommodation is provide to parents/visitor at IMA therefore parents/visitor should stay under own arrangements.

Can you join cadets at 14?

At what age can my son or daughter join? Cadets can join from 13, or 12 if they are currently in year 8 at school, however for some activities such as flying, cadets must be 13¼.

What time do you wake up in the Army UK?

You’ll normally work 8.30am to about 5pm, Monday to Friday. Operations can last up to 6 months, and you’re usually given plenty of notice.

Do you salute a cadet Army?

When on campus and in uniform, cadets will salute all cadet officers and cadre officers of all services. It is appropriate to accompany the salute with a word of greeting, for example, “Good morning, sir.”